Gsw Case Studies

On Thursday 11/12/2015 at 1905 hours, during shift briefing, Officers Jason Peterman and William Miller pass down information concerning what was believed to have been an elopement from CDU by a male Baker Act patient. He was reported missing by Registered Nurse Ophie to Doctor Gomez at approximately 1530 hours. Doctor Gomez who was concerned for the patient’s safety and wellbeing then contacted Primerose Vernet from the Florida Hospital Risk Management Department assigned to our facility and she in turn contacted the Orange County Sheriff's Office and reported the issue.

In the article "GSW" Courtney Moreno states the patient was a GSW: gunshot wound. The patient's information was unknown so he was referred as John Doe. He was heavily tattooed so they assumed he was a gang member. The Police arrived and were on scene much sooner than the EMTs were. They didn't call it in because they thought he was dead. While they were looking for clues towards the case, they noticed the patient was still alive. The piece of his mind that controlled his breathing remained, amazingly, in place. They rushed him to the ER. They then knew this was a case of a dying man. The patient passed away in the ER. Moreno's partner didn’t think he was worth saving. Moreno didn't think it was their decision whether someone dies or not. After

On March 23, 2017 at 1402hrs, Doctor from Mental Health notified Police Service of a Health Welfare. At 1410hrs, VA police notified the Austin Police Department (APD) and spoke with a dispatcher – 7974 and requested a Health and welfare at 2407 S. 4th street (Green Doors Halfway House) for a possible suicidal Veteran. APD Dispatcher stated he had officer’s en-route to the above address and provided me the incident #170821057.

At 1005 this clinician made contact with the patients CPS caseworker who reports he was scheduled to meet with the son at his daycare. He reports he met with her roommate who made him aware the patient was taken away from the home by ambulance. In addition, the roommate also reported

Upon arrival, I had initially provided support in standing by while the Narcotics team went through the house getting everyone out. I then was asked to assist in search the two female subjects that were detained. While searching the females I went back to my vehicle to grab another set of gloves. While I was doing this, I had seen Officer Fredrick #1111 had one of the subjects identified as Keith Gray W/M (DOB: 07/09/1958) on the ground. Officer Fredrick had advised me the subject just fell face forward. With my EMT medical knowledge I looked at the subject and noticed that he was having what appeared to be

On Friday, September 30, 2016 at approximately 0536 hours, a Black Male Stab Wounds Victim walked into the Emergency Department lobby with a severe Stab wounds laceration to the lower leg and a human bite wound. Security staff was contacted by E.D. triage Nurse Tony Rusiano and escorted the patient to ED room#42. Security conferred with E.D. Charge Nurse, Johnathan Bacal and an E.D. Lock down was initiated at 0538 hours. All Security Officers responded and dispatched over front and back E.D. entrances. Orange County Sheriff's Office was contacted at 0539 hours at which time Security Manager Richard King was informed via text messages along with House Nurse Administrator Sabrina Presley. The patient, Alex James Jones (DOB: 02/03/92 - FIN#86247662) had one severe Knife Wound to the left lower leg and one

On Thursday 12/24/2015 at approximately 2307 hours. Security Officer Omar Alonso (420) was contacted by E.D. Charge Nurse Sharey Selover about an uncooperative intoxicated male patient, Jose D. Gonzalez (DOB: 03/30/1977; FIN# 85006354), come in through the EMS Offload area. Officers Alonso and Ayuso reported to the call and observed an intoxicated male being wheeled into the Special Care Unit (SCU) E.D. room # 39. According to his assigned Nurse Sara Lopez, the patient had been involved in a physical altercation and had been kicked hard in the groin area. Patient did not behave badly or disruptive once he saw that Security were present and his Nurse was able to get his vitals, blood work, and urine without having any issues. Security staff

On Monday January 4, 2016 approximately 11:40pm Stephen came downstairs looking for EMS for his mother who was having an epileptic seizure. C. Horton went over the 900 side to see what was going on. C. Horton saw Ms. Sophie lying down on the bed. EMS Gonzalez #4333 unit 39 victor arrived on seen at 11:35pm on the 900 side. Aisha was notified about the incident and also approved that Stephen can stay with his siblings overnight. Ms. Sophie was taken to Brookdale

On Monday, March 7, 2016 at approximately 0139 hours, FHEO Security Officers were dispatched to room #5109 for a (53D) Disorderly Patient in Medical Unit who was acting in a belligerent manner and attempting to leave his room to go home. I, Steven Evans Shift Supervisor of Security at Florida Hospital East Orlando (FHEO) arrived at 0140 hours along with Officer Thomas Mejia and met with Charge Nurse Michelle Viena and Patient’s Nurse Lisa Guo who were trying to calm down the patient, Ramon Jr. Bermudez (DOB: 05/24/1961; FIN# 85321318), who had been attempting to get out of bed and wanting to leave. Charge Nurse Veina stated that the patient was confused and was not medically clear to leave his bed. Security immediately took control of the situation

UCM:CPSW received an email from Dr. Verna reporting that Ms. Berner completed 10 out of 12 sessions. She took responsibility to attend class and arrived on time. Ms. Berner contributed thoughtfully to group discussion, sharing personal insights into the altercation with her former partner, and expressed a sincere desire to never allow herself to lose control in a relationship again. Also, Dr. Verna reported that Ms. Berner was highly supportive of her peers in every way. Also, Berner graduated from group on 12/15/16.

On 10/14/2015 SO EMT Perez was dispatched to HS-406 to apply a bandage. SO EMT Perez knocked and anounced his presence at the door and was verbally invited in by the resident. The resident, a Mrs.Martha Doyle was sitting in her living room chair and was bleeding from the forehead. Mrs. Martha Doyle was washing her face when she attempted to remove a bandage over a previous wound and she wanted it re-bandaged as she stated. SO EMT Perez asked Mrs. Martha Doyle if she wished to go to hospital before he assesed her to which she denied. Mrs.Martha Doyle also denied any care besides the application of a new bandage. After assesing that Mrs. Martha Doyle was A&Ox3 SO EMT Perez applied a head bandage. While Applying the bandage Mrs. Martha Doyle stated

S/O EMT Perez was requested by Gate One to assist with an Ambulance escort to CT-403 on the early morning of 8/7/2015. When arriving at gate at Gate One S/O EMT Perez realized that the ambulance crew was already enroot To CT-403. S/O EMT Perez managed to catch up with the Four Butler Private Ambulance Crew Members at the door of CT-403 (due to his stature Mr. Haskey required the Bariatric unit). The resident returning, a Mr. Robert Haskey was reportedly discharged from Holy Cross that night. S/O EMT Perez unsecured the door to let the Butler Associates into the apartment to place the resident in his bed. While Butler was in the process of unloading Mr. Haskey S/O EMT Perez announced his presence and proceeded into the room where Mrs. Mary Haskey

On December 23, 2016 at approximately 2127 hours Florida Hospital East Security Officers were dispatched to the E.D. D-POD in reference to a 34 - CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSIST. Security Supervisor Steven Evans and Officer Miguel Pagan responded and upon arrival, we met with RN Jim Mickel. Jim stated he had $575.86 belonging to patient Elizabeth Sullivan and wanted the money secured in a safer location. Money was counted by Jim and Pagan and witnessed by Evans. The Money was placed in a plastic green container and sealed with Elizabeth's hospital labels. Money was brought to the Security Office and secured in the safe. Breakdown of the money secured is as

On 12/25/15 at approximately 1045 ICS was activated in Higbee for offender Dokken OID 237786 who reported that she had swallowed a tooth brush. Upon arrival at the scene, offender was sitting in west wing loung in no apparent distress. Upon interviewing offender, she reported that she swallowed a tooth brush. Offender complained of a dull pain in her chest which worsens with breathing. She stated that she was felt like the brush is stuck in her chest. She denied difficult breathing or shortness of breath. Assessment and vital signs were completed. On call provider was updated and gave an order to send offender to ER for evaluation via DOC

GSH is the major low-molecular-mass thiol in most cell types, and it plays a crucial role in the prevention of oxidative injury. It has been shown in numerous studies that GSH and cellular thiols are initial targets for HOCl (and the other hypohalous acids) with in cells. Early studies with RBCs showed that GSH was rapidly depleted on addition of HOCl, with upto 90% of the GSH lost shown to be converted to glutathione disulfide (GSSG) upon exposure to oxidant concentrations Z50 µM (Vissers et al., 1995; Robaszkiewicz et al., 2011). Similarly, it was demonstrated that treatment of human neutrophils with 30–120 µM HOCl resulted in a dose-dependent decrease in cellular GSH, with total loss evident with the highest concentration of HOCl tested